sqlSetSchema¶
The support for SQL format queries is available as a Beta feature. The feature and the corresponding documentation may change at any time during the Beta stage.
The sqlSetSchema command sets or deletes the schema for a collection
or view. The command uses the provided schema to create the relational
schema. The command does not validate the schema provided with the command
against the data in the collection.
Syntax¶
Parameters¶
Parameter | Type | Description | Necessity |
|---|---|---|---|
<collection-name> | string | Name of the collection for which to set the schema. Either
the collection name or view name is required. | Conditional |
<view-name> | string | Name of the view for which to set the schema. Either the
view name or collection name is required. | Conditional |
schema | document | The format version of the schema and the JSON schema to set
the schema for the collection or view or an empty document to
remove the schema for the collection or view. | Required |
Output¶
The command returns the following output if the command succeeds.
{ "ok" : 1 }
You can verify that the command succeeded by running the
sqlGetSchema command. The sqlGetSchema command
metadata.description should contain the following value:
"set using sqlSetSchema"
Examples¶
Consider a collection named egData in a database named
sampleDB with the following documents:
{"a": {"b": {"c": [1, 2, 3]}}, "s": 1} {"a": {"b": {"c": [4, 5, 6]}}, "s": 2} {"a": {"b": [7, 8, 9]}, "s": 3} {"a": {"b": {"c": []}}, "s": 4} {"a": {"b": {"c": "hello"}}, "s": 5} {"a": {"b": {"c": {"d": 1}}}, "s": 6} {"a": {"b": {"c": null}}} {"s": 7}
The examples below use the sqlSetSchema command to set
and remove schema for the above collection.
Set Schema Example¶
The following sqlSetSchema command sets the schema for
the egData collection.
db.runCommand({sqlSetSchema : "egData", "schema" : { "version" : NumberLong(1), "jsonSchema" : { "bsonType" : [ "object" ], "properties" : { "a" : { "bsonType" : [ "object" ], "properties" : { "b" : { "bsonType" : [ "object", "array" ], "properties" : { "c" : { "bsonType" : [ "array", "string", "object", "null" ], "properties" : { "d" : { "bsonType" : [ "int" ] } }, "items" : [ { "bsonType" : [ "int" ] } ] } }, "items" : [ { "bsonType" : [ "int" ] } ] } } }, "s" : { "bsonType" : [ "int", "object" ], "properties" : { "b" : { "bsonType" : [ "object" ], "properties" : { "c" : { "bsonType" : [ "object" ], "properties" : { "d" : { "bsonType" : [ "array" ], "items" : [ { "bsonType" : [ "string" ] } ] } } } } } } } } } }})
The previous command returns the following output.
{ "ok" : 1 }
Delete Schema Example¶
The following sqlSetSchema command removes the schema
for the egData collection.
db.runCommand({sqlSetSchema: "egData", schema: {} })
The previous command returns the following output.
{ "ok" : 1 }